An anxious patient consults with a therapist about a problem that threatens to destroy him. But, as the session progresses, the patient starts to wonder whether the therapist might be part of the problem. The Barrell of Laughs was written by Charles Macpherson and performed by David Verrey and Sam Thorpe Spinks. It was directed by Max Elton with sound design by Piers Sherwood Roberts.Through The Painkiller Project, Bitter Pill has been collaborating with emerging playwrights since ...
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An anxious patient consults with a therapist about a problem that threatens to destroy him. But, as the session progresses, the patient starts to wonder whether the therapist might be part of the problem. The Barrell of Laughs was written by Charles Macpherson and performed by David Verrey and Sam Thorpe Spinks. It was directed by Max Elton with sound design by Piers Sherwood Roberts.Through The Painkiller Project, Bitter Pill has been collaborating with emerging playwrights since ...
The problem with theory is that once you’ve started, you can’t stop.”A student sits down to begin work on her dissertation. She has things to say but she’s finding it difficult to say them, and before long she begins to spiral. You have been listening to Serve, Fault, Ace by Lucy Curtis, starring Rebekah Murrell. Serve, Fault, Ace was directed by Goerge Nichols with sound design by Alice Boyd.Through The Painkiller Project, Bitter Pill has been collaborating with emerging play...
The Painkiller Podcast
An anxious patient consults with a therapist about a problem that threatens to destroy him. But, as the session progresses, the patient starts to wonder whether the therapist might be part of the problem. The Barrell of Laughs was written by Charles Macpherson and performed by David Verrey and Sam Thorpe Spinks. It was directed by Max Elton with sound design by Piers Sherwood Roberts.Through The Painkiller Project, Bitter Pill has been collaborating with emerging playwrights since ...
